Framed by the rugged snow-capped peaks of the Beartooth Mountains and the Custer National Forest, our Mystic Hydroelectric Project is surrounded by a breathtaking wilderness landscape that supports diverse aquatic, fisheries and wildlife resources, native habitats and unique geological features.

2007年12月12日 · The Mystic Lake Project has two reservoirs: Mystic Lake, created by Mystic Lake dam, also the storage reservoir; and the West Rosebud Lake, impounded by Re-regulation dam, located downstream. West Rosebud Lake is used to …

Built in 1925, the 12-megawatt Mystic facility is on West Rosebud Creek in the Beartooth Mountains, 75 miles southwest of Billings, Montana. It is one of 10 hydroelectric facilities and one storage reservoir we operate. We work to produce safe, reliable energy to light homes and businesses across Montana.

The 10.5 Mw Mystic Lake Hydroelectric Project (Project) is owned and operated by NorthWestern Energy and is located 75 miles southwest of Billings, Montana. In December 2007, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a new license for the Project, effective January 1, …

Power plant details for Mystic, a hydroelectric power plant located in Fishtail, MT. View the monthly generation and consumption, generator details, and more for Mystic

Built in 1925, the 12.5 megawatt Mystic facility is on West Rosebud Creek in the Beartooth Mountains, 75 miles southwest of Billings, Montana. It is one of 11 hydroelectric dams and one storage reservoir operated by NorthWestern Energy, who work to produce safe, reliable energy to light homes and businesses across Montana.

NorthWestern Energy 1 Mystic Lake Hydroelectric Project 2301 2016-2021 Fisheries Monitoring Plan 1.0 Introduction On December 17, 2007 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC or Commission) issued an Order Issuing New License for the Mystic Hydropower Project (Project No. 2301), effective January 1, 2010.

2020年3月1日 · The Mystic Lake Hydroelectric Project is located on West Rosebud Creek, in Stillwater and Carbon counties about 75 miles southwest of Billings, in southern Montana. The project began operation in 1925 and received its last operating license in 2007 and became the first project to do so using the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s ...

Mystic Lake Dam is nestled in the Absoraka-Beartooth Mountains. The dam has a generating capacity of 12 megawatts and began operation in 1925. Mystic Dam occupies approximately 674 acres of federal lands in the Custer National Forest located on West Rosebud Creek.

Refer to the Mystic Lake Process Plan and Communications Protocol (available in the Pre-Application Document, PAD, and on the Mystic Lake Relicensing Website, www.mysticlakeproject.com) that outlines the timeline for pre-filing milestones and the process for communications and information sharing.